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The Cardinals Made Some Edits to Their Schedule Release/Hype Video After "Forgetting" to Include Josh Rosen in it Even One Single Time

4/18/2019

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Coming soon to a 65,000-seat theater near you!

□□: https://t.co/SUoxwxldMU pic.twitter.com/YIkht787bl

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) April 18, 2019

Second time's a charm:

Coming soon to a city near you!

□□: https://t.co/SUoxwxldMU pic.twitter.com/2TChldJUkb

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) April 18, 2019

Normally I'd say we might be reading way too far into the contents of a 90-second social media schedule release by using them as cold, hard evidence to a rumored franchise altering personnel decision of an NFL organization. I honestly wouldn't even have noticed Rosen going entirely unChosen in the first video without having been made aware of it prior to watching, so it's probably a bit premature for the second year, first round pick to start packing his bags based solely on its circulation. 

That being said, as underwhelming and uneventful as his rookie season may have been, it is near impossible to incidentally put together a highlight package for a professional football team without once featuring the man who holds the hand with which the ball passed through on all offensive plays of note. I mean, even if I wanted to offer the benefit of the doubt, I'd have to be blind, deaf, and dumb not to consider that there were close-up cameos made by EIGHT other NFL quarterbacks, none of which are currently employed atop the Cardinals' depth chart under center. If that's not a sign that, at the very least, the online marketing team has taken their first step to securing a seat on the Kyler Murray bandwagon then I don't know what the hell is.

You don't go from getting a glimpse as the future face of the franchise to being a forgotten face in the franchise's glimpse into the future in one year without something being afoot. What's afoot could very well just be the passive aggressive hands of a presumptuous video editor, but me thinks the whispers in Cardinals HQ are about as Josh Rosen-friendly as the "returning" starting quarterback needing to be remixed into a role bigger than that of the team's long snapper. One just can't help but wonder where those whispers originated... 

In October 2018, Kliff Kingsbury said he would take Kyler Murray as the first pick of the NFL draft if he could.

There's a San Francisco Chronicle report that he's expected to declare and Kingsbury's @AZCardinals are first on the clock □ pic.twitter.com/ERF1lFz5qg

— ESPN (@espn) January 10, 2019

Kyler Murray fits the #Cardinals scheme better than Josh Rosen. Kliff Kingsbury wants Murray. The franchise has already committed to a coach/scheme. The only reason Murray wouldn’t go No. 1? @TerezPaylor and I spell it out in the latest draft pod....

□: https://t.co/ycNa6dQBpf pic.twitter.com/Z6UodFF2ST

— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) April 18, 2019
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